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The Californian
Newsome and liberals have destroyed Commifornica, once the greatest of great states
Don't forget how the liberal propaganda machine claims violent crime down in all blue democrat run states
Actually the Commifornica deficit is put at 42 billion by outside estimates
Not Newsom fake 24 billion
This is what happens when you over tax to fund liberal causes, the taxed move away and you create a deficit
California had a $97.5 billion budget surplus
How to turn that surplus into a deficit in less than a year
Liberal woke policies, destroying the state
Back in December 2023, the state's Legislative Analyst’s Office reported a massive deficit of $68 billion because of a 'severe revenue decline' in the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
Overall violent crime in California was up 3 percent in 2023 when compared to 2022, according to the state's Department of Justice.
But if you zoom out and compare the 2023 numbers to 2019 - before the pandemic crime wave took hold all across the country - violent crime has skyrocketed 15 percent.
Property crime is also on the rise, with shoplifting offenses jumping 61 percent in Los Angeles alone over the last four years.
Oakland might be in the worst shape of all of California's major cities, with brazen scenes of criminality becoming all too common.
Among the most shocking include a mass shooting at a Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt and an elderly woman getting attacked and robbed in broad daylight.
Just last month, 100 robbers tore a gas station apart and picked the shelves clean, their conduct not generating a timely police response.
Days after that incident, the Oakland Police Department admitted it only has 35 officers on patrol at any given moment for a city with over 400,000 people.
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Petek, who pegged the current shortfall at $24 billion without a recession, warned in his November forecast that “Based on historical experience, should a recession occur soon, revenues could be $30 billion to $50 billion below our revenue outlook in the budget window.”
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Leaving Commifornica after Newsom elected
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Don't forget how the liberal propaganda machine claims violent crime down in all blue democrat run states
Actually the Commifornica deficit is put at 42 billion by outside estimates
Not Newsom fake 24 billion
This is what happens when you over tax to fund liberal causes, the taxed move away and you create a deficit
California had a $97.5 billion budget surplus
How to turn that surplus into a deficit in less than a year
Liberal woke policies, destroying the state
Finance guru who's beaten Wall Street for 25 years makes doomsday prediction about future of California
The problem is California is going broke,' he wrote on X. 'California will begin raising taxes and cutting subsidies to the poor, to prisons, environmental problems, and teachers unions. That means crime will spread as police will be cut.'Back in December 2023, the state's Legislative Analyst’s Office reported a massive deficit of $68 billion because of a 'severe revenue decline' in the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
Overall violent crime in California was up 3 percent in 2023 when compared to 2022, according to the state's Department of Justice.
But if you zoom out and compare the 2023 numbers to 2019 - before the pandemic crime wave took hold all across the country - violent crime has skyrocketed 15 percent.
Property crime is also on the rise, with shoplifting offenses jumping 61 percent in Los Angeles alone over the last four years.
Oakland might be in the worst shape of all of California's major cities, with brazen scenes of criminality becoming all too common.
Among the most shocking include a mass shooting at a Juneteenth celebration at Lake Merritt and an elderly woman getting attacked and robbed in broad daylight.
Just last month, 100 robbers tore a gas station apart and picked the shelves clean, their conduct not generating a timely police response.
Days after that incident, the Oakland Police Department admitted it only has 35 officers on patrol at any given moment for a city with over 400,000 people.
Finance guru makes doomsday prediction about future of California
The financial expert who predicted the Lehman Brothers collapse in 2008 offered a dismal outlook on the future of California. He says the state's going broke, which will lead to major cuts and tax hikes.
California’s volatile tax system strikes again
Gov. Gavin Newsom’s penchant for braggadocio was in full flower eight months ago when he declared that California had a $97.5 billion budget surplus and boasted that “no other state in American history has ever experienced a surplus as large as this.”Petek, who pegged the current shortfall at $24 billion without a recession, warned in his November forecast that “Based on historical experience, should a recession occur soon, revenues could be $30 billion to $50 billion below our revenue outlook in the budget window.”
California's volatile tax system strikes again
As California's budget goes from a surplus to a multi-billion-dollar deficit, it's a reminder about the state's volatile revenues.
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Leaving Commifornica after Newsom elected
Getting the California Economy Working Again
California lost 352 headquarters from January 1, 2018, through December 31, 2021, including 11 Fortune 1000 companies. The loss of corporate headquarters has only accelerated, with twice as many departures in 2021 as in 2020. The state's loss of population has increased
Getting the California Economy Working Again
Industrious and innovative citizens who believe in the pursuit of prosperity have long been the backbone of California’s economy. Drawn to California’s abundant opportunities, workers and entrepreneurs flocked to California during much of the last century, driving the state’s exponential growth.
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Tesla, Charles Schwab — and now Chevron. Texas is having a moment as companies leave California.
Tesla, Charles Schwab — and now Chevron. Texas is having a moment as companies leave California.
A stampede of companies has left California for Texas over the past few years in search of lower costs and lighter regulation. Chevron is the latest.
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